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🦋 Changeset detectedLatest commit: ffacf98 The changes in this PR will be included in the next version bump. This PR includes changesets to release 8 packages
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The pull request introduces a new useSources option to the ts-builder CLI, allowing users to specify whether to use the 'sources' export condition for resolving packages during build and serve operations. This change impacts Rollup and Vite configurations, and the PlAutocompleteMulti component in the UI kit has been updated to correctly type its optionsSearch prop and export the OptionsSearch interface.
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| export interface OptionsSearch<T> { | ||
| (s: string, type: 'label'): Promise<Readonly<ListOptionBase<T>[]>>; | ||
| (s: T[], type: 'value'): Promise<Readonly<ListOptionBase<T>[]>>; | ||
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The OptionsSearch interface is defined within the <script lang="ts"> block, which is typically used for component options API. While it works, it's generally better practice to define interfaces that are intended for external use or prop types within the <script lang="ts" setup> block or in a separate .ts file for better organization and clarity, especially since it's being exported. However, given it's exported, moving it to a separate .ts file might be the cleanest approach.
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